NDIAS Inc. has published the "NDIAS Automotive Cybersecurity Report 2026 (Short Paper)," which examines the latest trends in automotive cybersecurity.
The automotive industry is undergoing a period of transformation, driven by the shift to EVs, the spread of connected cars, the diversification of usage models such as car-sharing and robotaxis, and technological innovation based on concepts like the Software Defined Vehicle (SDV). While these advances bring greater convenience and new value, they also introduce threats that did not exist before, intensifying the security challenges the industry faces. Against this backdrop, it has become more important than ever to feed information on threats and vulnerabilities observed in the field back into the design phase—implementing preventive measures that incorporate the attacker's perspective—and to respond swiftly to vulnerabilities in vehicles already on the market in order to minimize damage.
The "NDIAS Automotive Cybersecurity Report 2026" summarizes the automotive threats and vulnerabilities observed in 2025 and examines the trends that will help strengthen automotive security going forward.
The short paper can be downloaded from the URL below:
https://ndias.jp/en/automotive-cybersecurity-report-2026
The full paper, containing all available information, is available for a fee. Please use the button below to submit an inquiry.
■ Report Highlights
- Overview of threats and vulnerabilities observed in 2025
- Volume of observed threat and vulnerability intelligence, reporter profiles, and trends in information sources
- Volume of observed threat and vulnerability intelligence, reporter profiles, and trends in information sources
- Threat and vulnerability trends for vehicles and in-vehicle products
- Impact on vehicles
- Vulnerable units and vulnerability trends
- Trends in publicly disclosed vulnerabilities of common in-vehicle components
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